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CIA Bev Pro Wine List SUNDAY Session Poducer Vintage Region Name/Style Varietal/Type Table Sponsor- WhyNot Foley Family Wines 2016 Chalk Hill Estate Red Blend Coaching Sessions: Palate Prep Domaine Laroche 2014 Chablis Chardonnay Hudson 2015 Napa Valley, Los Carneros Chardonnay Selbach Oster 2017 Mosel Valley Kabinett Riesling Calera 2017 Central Coast, CA Pinot Noir Continuum 2014 Sage Mountain Vineyard, Proprietary Red Wine Blend Pritchard Hill, Napa Valley Turley 2017 Howell Mountain Dragon Vineyard Zinfandel Chateau Doisy-Vedrines 2015 Sauternes Blend Rare Wine Co. NV Madeira Boston, Special Reserve Bual General Sessions Food and Wine Pairing on the Fly Delamotte NV Champagne Blanc de Blancs Chardonnay Michael Arnould NV Verzenay, Montagne de Reims, Brut Rosé Pinot Noir Champagne, Grand Cru Boizel 2007 Champagne Grand Vintage Blend Connecting the dots: Music & The Wine Mind Dreaming Tree 2018 Sonoma County, California Sauvignon Blanc Dreaming Tree 2018 California Rosé Blend Dreaming Tree 2018 California Pinot Noir Dreaming Tree 2017 California Cabernet Sauvignon Music & The Wine Mind - Pairing Wine & Silent Disco Arietta 2017 Napa Valley & Sonoma Valley "On The White Keys" Sauvignon Blanc, Semillon Artists' Reserve Arietta 2016 Coombsville & Los Carneros "Quartet" Blend Cliff Lede 2016 Stags Leap District "Soul Fire", Red Block Series Cabernet Sauvignon Hyde Estate 2015 Hyde Vineyard Estate Larry Hyde Pinot Noir JaM Cellars 2017 Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon JaM Cellars 2018 Napa Valley Butter Chardonnay JaM Cellars 2018 Napa Valley Candy, Dry Rosé On Q 2016 Coombsville "Appassionata" Cabernet Sauvignon MONDAY Session Producer Vintage Region Name/Style Varietal/Type Breakout Sessions Building a Winning Beverage Program Caraccioli Cellars 2012 Santa Lucia Highlands Brut Cuveé Chardonnay, Pinot Noir Moussé Fils 2013 Les Fortes Terres, Vallee de la Brut, Special Club Pinot Meunier Marne, Champagne Domaine Marie Thibault 2016 Touraine Azay-Le-Rodeau, Loire Premier Nez Chenin Blanc Broc Cellars 2017 Mendocino, CA Nero d'Avola Aratas 2010 Shake Ridge, Amador County, CA Petite Sirah Shall we Sherry? Lustau Jeres Xerez Sherry, DO Puerto Fino En Rama Lustau Manzanilla, Sanlucar de Barrameda, Puerto Manzanilla Pasada DO Almacenistas Manuel Cuevas Lustau VORS (30) Jerez Xeres Sherry, DO Amontillado Lustau Jerez de la Frontera, Jerez Jerez Oloroso Pata de Gallina Sherry, DO Almacenistas Garcia Jarana Bodegas Hidalgo- La Gitana Manzanilla, Sanlucar de Barrameda, Manzanilla DO Bodegas Hidalgo- La Gitana Manzanilla, Sanlucar de Barrameda, Manzanilla Pasada Pastrana Single Vineyard, DO Bodegas Hidalgo- La Gitana VORS Jerez Xeres Sherry, DO Amontillado Napoleon Bodegas Hidalgo- La Gitana VOS (20) Jeres Xerez Sherry, DO Palo Cortado Wellington Untangling Barolo and Brunello Banfi 2015 Poggio alle Mura, Montalcino, Brunello/Sangiovese Tuscany, DOCG Fattoria dei Barbi 2014 Montalcino, Tuscany, DOCG Brunello/Sangiovese Renato Ratti 2016 Barolo, Cru Conca, DOCG Nebbiolo Giovanni Rosso 2014 Barolo, Serralunga d'Alba, DOCG Nebbiolo Argiano 2015 Montalcino, Tuscany, DOCG Brunello/Sangiovese Michele Chiarlo 2013 Cru Cerequio, Barolo, DOCG Nebbiolo Caparzo 2014 Montalcino, Tuscany, DOCG Brunello/Sangiovese Pio Cesare 2015 Barolo, DOCG Nebbiolo Pathways to Diversity and Inclusion in the Wine Business Banfi 2018 Maremma, Tuscany, IGT La Pettegola Vermentino Banfi 2015 Montalcino, Tuscany DOCG Brunello/Sangiovese Banfi 2018 Acqui Terme, Piedmont, DOCG Rosa Regale Brachetto d'Acqui General Session Somm Circuit Training Eca Fricke 2018 Rheingau Trocken Riesling Do Ferreiro 2016 Salnes Valley, RÍas Baxias Albariño Maggy Hawk 2017 Anderson Valley Jolie Pinot Noir Domaine Vincent Giradin 2015 Mersault, Savigny Les Beaune Les Vieilles Vignes Chardonnay Thibault Liger-Belair 2015 Moulin a Vent, Beaujolais Les Perrelles Gamay Tenuta di Arceno 2016 Chianti Classico, Tuscany DOCG Sangiovese Brewer-Clifton 2017 Santa Rita Hills Chardonnay La Crema 2016 Russian River Valley Pinot Noir Gran-Moraine 2016 Yamhill-Carlton, Oregon Chardonnay Freemark Abbey 2016 Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon Hartford 2018 Russian River Valley Old Vine Zinfandel La Jota Vineyard Co. 2016 Howell Mountain Merlot Yangarra 2018 McLaren Vale Shiraz TUESDAY Session Producer Vintage Region Name/Style Varietal/Type Breakout Sessions Building a Winning Beverage Program Caraccioli Cellars 2012 Santa Lucia Highlands Brut Cuveé Chardonnay, Pinot Noir Moussé Fils 2013 Les Fortes Terres, Vallee de la Brut, Special Club Pinot Meunier Marne, Champagne Domaine Marie Thibault 2016 Premier Nez Chenin Blanc Touraine Azay-Le-Rodeau, Loire Broc Cellars 2017 Mendocino, CA Nero d'Avola Aratas 2010 Shake Ridge, Amador County, CA Petite Sirah Money Making Cocktails Hanson Sonoma Original Vodka Hanson Sonoma Meyer Lemon Flavored Vodka Hanson Sonoma Ginger Flavord Vodka Hanson Sonoma Boysenberry Flavored Vodka Hanson Sonoma Single Malt Whiskey- Double Barrel Technique vs Terroir Merry Edwards 2017 Meredith Estate, Russian River Pinot Noir Valley Talbott 2017 Santa Lucia Highlands, Sleepy Pinot Noir Hollow Vineyard Talbott 2017 Santa Lucia Highlands, Sleepy Pinot Noir Hollow Vineyard, Block 48 West Bonterra 2016 Mendocino County, CA McNab Single Vineyard Cuvée Blend Nino Negri 2016 Sfursat, Valtellina Sforzato Chiavennasca/Nebbiolo Herzog 2016 Rutherford Special Edition Cabernet Sauvignon Pathways to Diversity and Inclusion in the Wine Banfi 2018 Maremma, Tuscany, IGT La Pettegola Vermentino Banfi 2015 Montalcino, DOCG Brunello/Sangiovese Banfi 2018 Acqui Terme, Piedmont, DOCG Rosa Regale Brachetto d'Acqui Farewell Toast Carboniste 2018 San Joquain, California Extra Brut Albariño.
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